Today's gold rate

How your final price is built

A gold piece's price is never just the metal. It's four components, computed transparently on every product page:

1. Gold value — today's per-gram rate × the piece's exact weight (we weigh on a BIS-calibrated scale).
2. Making charges — typically 8 – 20% of the gold value, depending on craft. Daily-wear pieces are lower; antique and intricate work is higher.
3. Stone value — if the piece contains certified diamonds, rubies, sapphires, etc., these are priced separately at certificate-graded value.
4. GST — 3% on the sum of the above, as mandated for jewellery in India.

Every product page on this site computes this in real time against the rates above. Browse the collection to see prices that will keep moving with gold; they lock the moment you complete payment.

Why 24K, 22K, and 18K

Pure gold (24K, 99.9% pure) is too soft to hold a setting, so jewellery is alloyed with small percentages of harder metals — copper for warmth, silver for brightness.

• 24K (999) — investment-grade. Used for coins, biscuits, and pure-gold pieces meant to retain melt value.
• 22K (916) — 91.6% gold. The standard for Indian jewellery: heavy bangles, mangalsutras, kasu malas. Strong enough for daily wear and traditional craftsmanship.
• 18K (750) — 75% gold. Stronger and lighter; ideal for diamond settings, solitaire rings, and contemporary pieces that need precision rather than weight.

Where these rates come from

We source the 24K (999) market rate from the regional bullion broadcast feed. The 22K and 18K rates are derived using the standard purity ratios (× 0.916 and × 0.75 respectively). Rates refresh through the trading day; the timestamp above shows when the current rate was captured.

As market practice in India, rates can move ₹50 – ₹500 per gram during a normal day. For pieces above ₹1,00,000 we recommend speaking with us on WhatsApp before payment, so we can advise on the lock-in window.